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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

Our citizens will learn with deep sorrow of
the death of MIR Seneca S. Wheeler, of the
firm of Wheeler & Lord, jewellers, of this
city, in C,lton, Cal, on Sunday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, of consumption. Mr.. Wheeler, who
was already suffering from the disease,
in September. 1885, went to Las Vegas, New
Mexico. in hopes to obtain relief. After
wards he visited Denver, Colorado, and for
some time past has been stopping in Cotton.
Cal. Mr. Wheeler was native of Win
throp and wa. in the jewelry business in
Hallowell before coming here in 1888. His
wife and Mr. J. Frei Lord f the Fl N. We g
COMPANY the remains East.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

nOo John Noble Goodwin, who recently
WV Psrsiso Springs, Cal. was born at
N'u'o Berwick, Me-. October Is. 1924; re-
,'''d classical education, graduating at
'''mouth College in lS4t; studied law, was
-D'"ed to the bar in lS4S. and commenced
'N''e al South Berwick was a member of
''S'e Senate IN 1854 was elected Rep
e"'s'iNe from Maine in the Tlirtv-sev-
~" congress as Republican. receiving
-'V'o votes against 1855 votes for HAYES,
:, 'uocfat, serving from July 4th. 1861, to
'''o D 1858; was renominated iu 1862 and
waited by l., d. Nj. Sweat, Democrat. the
~. ~" standing 1882 for Sweat against 10,
49, '0' Gooiwin; was appointed chic
~ Oh Arizona Territory. and removed
'e IN 1868; wss Governor Of Arizona
, nea''0Fy from August, 1868, 10 September,
was elected Delegate from Arzou
y '''No'y in the Tairty ninth Congress as a
fu'Eean, receiving 707 votes against SO
o., '0r Charles d. Posten, Republic an ard
Ana O'e' Tor Joseph P. Allyn. Republic ~.
~ serving from December 4, 1865, to
a.. D. 1867. Mr.. Goodwin married a
o,,. s''er OF the late Mrs. r. d. Rice, of this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

All kinds of upholstering and pairing
done IN workmanlike manner. Personal
attention given to making over hair mattress
es in a manner to suit customers. Second
hand furniture bought and sold Packing
furniture for shipping specially. Orders
promptly attended TO and satisfaction guaran-
tee d. Removed from over +. L. Webbrrs
to opposite GisIin's Livery stable, Water St.
CHAs EMERY.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

The Governor yesterday appointed Henry
VI. Mitchell, Bangor, General of the First
Brigade, VI V NJ. and Geo l.. Beal, Norway In
spector General on his staff to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Col. A.
L. Earnham of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03
STATE OF MAINE.


OFFICE OF Insurance COMMISSIONER
70 whom i; may Concern, Greeting:
This rifles that have made tae anuo-l
eXamlnation of tn Pcovidrnt Ai1 Sprivtv
If Portl Ind, in The State ct Main. for the
var endi' 2 December Bis, 1855. ~ ~
qnirtd ty Chapter 5o5 of tn. Sptci. LAYS Of
1850, and tind that the said Society has q IN
Piled with the provisions OF Section of sal
Act.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and seal OF Off -. at Skowheg4n,
this 9th day OF April, A. u 1887.
JOSEPH .. SMIIII,
Insurance Commissioner.
This company is represented IN Kennels c
county by Mr. 5. W. Simpson of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03


Mr. {, c. Hunt is recovering from an at
tack Of pneumonia
The many friends If Miss Lucy LeProhoa
Of Portland ill be pleased 10 learn that She
has acctp tel 4 position at the pension office
where she c,mmtrcsd her duties yesterday
morniog, and oil reside in the city in the
future.
Prof James + Chandler has .oid his real
estate and law business in Westbro"k and
returned to Augusta to again take up his
in thus city aud it is hoped that with his usual
enterprise he viii enter into business in this
section aud reside here permanently.
Mr. Harry Duncan as or9anist and Mrs
Goudy. Il, contrAto nave been engaged at
High Street Church, to fill the places OF
Harvey hurry and Mrs. Sturgs, both the
latter having been engaged at State Street
Church says, Portland paper. Mr.. Duncan
WAS recently orgauist of the Universalist
church in this city.
Mr. Chatles s. tiichborn has been chosen
cashier OF the FIRST National Bauk, Augusts,
in place of Mr. John W. Fogler, resigned.
Mr. lIchborn has been assistant cashier of
the bank for several years and his promotion
s a merted compliment to his ability. Mr
IIchborn is a son of the late State Treasurer
lllchborn.-Po Portland Press.
by the resignation OF Mr., c. f. Written
for the past five wears chief clerk in the Sec
rotary OF States OH e. to accept the position
of assistant in the First National Bank, the
State loses the services of faithful and etfi-
Client officer, who by his never failing courte-
sy and obiiging manner has gained very
many friends. The bank, where he has already
assumed his duties. is fortunate in securing
his services, and he will be good man in
good place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03
A SOLID INsTI.uTiox
'he New Quarters of the First
National Hauk

morning the First National
BANK OF this city opened its d,o-. - hns;
~, III us new quarters, No. l49 Water St.
nc "orK ~ hitting up these rooms uss
oFsun last fall and it has rsou;,ss man,
weeks OF painstaking labor under the cs-.-
iui supervision of Col. Thomas ,amh.,d
" oFing them t their present stat nf car,.
p'e'ehess. From hard pan. which wa.
reached some six feet below the cellar bor.
tom massive vault, with wall. two f.a,
'hick, has been built up through the cola,
ana basement and to the ceiling Of the hank
i"e room. An air space !. left within the
walls, and the fl Dor and covering are M, 1ass
thah FOUR feet thick, of solid granite and
cement a. hard as flint. Thi. vault is Gallon.
la'ed To De, and undoubtedly is. absolutely
nfe PROOF, 1t Is Pronounced by exp rts 10 be
one OF the very best IN New England In.
side the vault are TWO of the latest and mo.,
approved pattern Dlebold safe.. botb
guarded by time and combination locks.
lhese safes have no superior, if an equal,
anywhere 10 the world The Directors Of
the bank have spared neither expense nor
pans to get The best possible security, and
they have undoubtedly obtained il.
A handsome counter Of cherry with polish
cd walnut top, surmounted with cherry rail-
lng two and halt feet high enclosing b.v-
eled plate glass, extends from the front TO
the Directors room IL the rear, giving ample
room for both customers and officials.
The large plate glass windows admit a
MOOD OF hight and give the room look Of
cheer not generally seen in places of business.
The ceiling, both in design and workman
ship, IL one of the best pieces OF frescoing
this side Of Boston, and reflects great credit
upon the artist
We take just pride in the fact that here
IN our city Resides a man VITO can do so fine
piece OF work as Mr.. Stephen Tracy has
done IN THIS counter, and that our sister city
"t Gardiner can boast OF 50 sklllfui a fresco
painter as Col John w. Berry
This bank is one of the largest east Of Bo,-
ton and its business is constantly increasing
Its Officers are men, VINO, because OF their
ability aud integrity, command the entire
candence of the community.
Attentive to It's customers, prompt in the
Transaction of business, progressive in its
IDEAS yet conservative in its investments
thi. bank stands as one of the solid institu-
lions of the STATE of Maine
Its officers are d. A. Cony, Presiient;
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

rE-i 4. Lewis has PLACED his order box
a. j. T.. Aiam>'. State street, ami at {. c.
Hunts and nil be pleased TO receive orders
for making cleaning and laying carpets,
g1iterlng, etc sp-20eodlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

Yesterday morning upon one of the upper
streets a hand-orgsn artist stationed himself
before a house which had been uuoccupied for
three months and serenely ground out Home
Sweet Home Il was touching scene.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

The retail druggist knows when he has a
good medisine. They all tell the same story
for Belts Sarsspsrills. MIR A. ii. Snos
Druggist, Dsmariscotla. writes: From those
who have used il | hear the highest repnrt,
in favor of Bells Sarssparilla. (Onlv 50 CTS.
per bottle.) May3d&s1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

was a terrible sufferer vita Salt Rheum-
preferring death TO life. DR.. krnnedy's
Eavorite Remedy cured me.-Chss. Oxen,
Ironvllle. \. Y. | scknoale ledge Dr. Ken
npdy's Fsvorite Remedy TO be cure for
Grsvel, and. 50 far a. know, he only cure.
j VI. Allen. Charlotte. y. Y. Price 81.
Send 2-ceut stamp TO Dir. Kennedy, Rondout.
n. Y. for book on Kidney. Liver and blood
disorders. Mention this paper.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

The lilac buds are bursting and the green
sl.de. Of gra.s are creeping forth into the
uuqht. Spring i' here and IN few short
,sek. W shall be reveling in the joys of the
esrly summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

II. zee still fingers in Cobbosseecontee
a tho water j, exceedingly high, being over
I.,1,e. and dams The ice was never known
>, ,emain 50 late before
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

lin he dress rehearsal of the play
she stoop. to Conquer in Granite nan at
. .,olock this afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

", ri Dunton thinks brisk bicycle sea
am hand. he has already opened the
....on by the sale Of one Of his celebrated
p.a,a machines 10 a Fairfield wheeiman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

cmar vi.itors to Ocean Point will be
.l,,.ed to know that the Cove has been
s,.d Of rock.. and nice bathing place
forned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

r,,s va. fierce attack on the carpets
.-,4sy and the thra'hing Of the carpet
IVA. in the air all day, as well as his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

,,rty. consisting Of some Of our young
nm. men, is being formed for the pur
f having visit to California, the
,mirp tall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03
State News.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
The Lewiston Journal saws:

hc Lev i>tOu JOurUai saws.
The contract for the excavation of 35O0
yards OF eartn for the foundstion of the new
ST. Patricks church on Bates street. fronting
the Park, has bean let TO Fred Thornton
the stone for the foundation will be fur.
ni,hsd by Bearce & Clifford. The whole
C Intract for the erection OF the edlice has
been let TO Patrick Reed of Hartford. Conn.
The church edifce, including the valuable
lot on which it stand, PROBABLY will cost up
wards OF sl00 600 Work on the new church
will De begun at once. The plans we're
drawn by James Murphy OF Providence, Il.
l., who has been in town hi. week in con-
sultation with Father Wallace.
The way in which the fund for this new
church enterprise Is raised is admirable
Each wage Garner. male or female OF mature
years, paws each month, al least the amount
OF one days wages, ami as much more as
each person chooses. There are 1000 people
IN the congregation OF 81. Joseph's aud more
room Is imperative.
II. F. WEIGH & Co, have decided u re-
build their corn factJry at Leeds Centre and
Vii commence work as soon rs lumber can
De obtained. they will commence making
cans In the town house immrdiat, ~ TIE
loss was nearly covered by lnsurancr-Tu o
years ag1 Lass tail, two tramps broke into
IN Churchlll's house at Leeds, for winch
c-lmr they are now serving sentence in
State Prison. They stole a lot or clio hing
ana other articles and went into the barn ana
on one OF the hay mows, they cut up rubber
coat and made a bag TO carry their stul, 1
goods away in and left the fragments on the
nav Mr. c. did not feed any hay from that
NOV until the first OF hi, month. Soon
after he commenced t. feed the hay one OF
ms best cows was taken sick ami died in a
short time and upon examination large
tsrnlng needle Was found IN her hearl.-D.
NJ. Jenness Is doing a good business ia ms
steam mill at Gurus Corner, saving boards
shingles and manufacturing cloth board, fox
the Bates Mill. lie employs four hands
journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

~. Maine Gettysburg Commissioners de-
1t.om Boston for the battlefield last
parted i'0"
,,ening -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

Verona Park. ore OF the most beautiful
places on the Penobscot river has been Sc
cured for holding the annual festival OF the
Maine State Grange this year The meetings
will be continued during four days, and ex-
cur,lons viii be mad daily to the park by
railroads and steamboats,.
Bar Harbor cOuagers are already COM
mencIng to gather and evidently mean to
make good long season OF il. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Edmund Pendeton Of Cincinnati, aud
some OF their servants are on their way to
Bar ilarbor TO occupy their cOttag.. Mr.
Pendlet0n is a brother OF Hon. q .orgvtt
PenIleton, Minister of Germany Dr.. Amo-
ry and family Of BrookHne, Mass, arrived
Saturday to &C uuy thelr summer residence
= he +, lie, Tor me season. More VIII be
arriving now ever. u4t Or two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

Upholstery shop.

EE- The w c. r L. will meet with Mrs.
" lliIAmson This afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

o. nm the front ward, and somebody
=. remove the front yard fence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

Rlack bass fishing is now legal. The Cob
b,..eec.ntee II n are said to have just opened
,bgr eve. after the winters sleep in deep
Y,ters The fish will not bite much until
lbe lair 14y, Of June and warm water have
,lyen them an appetite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03
UorsfoTd's Acid Phosphate
In Nervous Debiljty

Dr. w. J. Burt Austin. Trxas, saws: n
used it in a case ct nervous lie bliity, and
very great Improvement follow d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

The Maine Central 'no" p''"' are enter
;,s summer quarter
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PE>uBsCuT.


CoRINNA-Our corrtspondent writes,
May -: Great excitement prevails in the
NItgr today on account OF i threatened
hDrd. The rali ha, swollen lha stream, to
an Ntett Atth.it5 uukmo~n, ard e4r,y ih,
forenoon hug s4Il Of water came tuun1eT-
= Cv Tie StJH dem, oarrli away II, any
g.. ,e WuoI-", ~ a threatening d->truc,
upn 70 the blIid.u-S N th, Iulut diatc vicinity
Ihe pos oth,e a, qui KY cared Of all is
cOntcnts, inca wttc ii ldly removed t. W.
|. BurrIh's express office The building Is
40. secured BY large rupes 10 prstl'> shoe
shop Buzz -il'- meat IN p contains about
TWO f-et OF wpt,r. Cun rrabe damage
was me t. flour and other pr visions
lot Of lumber bejo ~ ing To- I + BurriIl was
Catrl, dvwn stream. Several CELLARS IN the
c.nlty are fl ,adr d. 1t WAS IN lught at first
thaf the dam AT ldnculn'- Mills, I ur mIles
above here, hal given away tut the rumor
has been CORRECTED ard il i now believed to
have been canst d by mass % Ice and irIt
wood Men are wlrnin4 hu,lly on the stone
dam trying to firce over tie debris, and the
danger viii proDtbiv oe over by night. Tht
up rttlves III Greenwnpi'S mills have been
cpmpeil,d to aunt work an fears were
entt rlalned for The safety Of the dam at that
place. TIL \ DIR stream bridge. halt mile
81 If tie ,illagr. i earned away, also the
Fol- ON brldgr, t~o or thrre miles south
The tram from the west was about three
hours late this morning.
Ira " DAVIS. E-q Of Cornth, has been
engaged by & Fngg Past to deliver the
address Memorial Day. at Hams d n. At the
annual town meeting the sum Of fttv dollars
was appropfitt,d tor Memorial Day, and
elaborate prtparAtirn- are bong made for its
Observance Services will b. held at West
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

The eallows a. Inoma-t1u upon which
Santore and Capunv, The tNu I.tItnS wlo
committed the murder IN Brewer, and the
BAN murderer, W !ikius IN, wrrv hung, has
ncen laid To rest under the old wood shop IN
the stare Prison yArI. aud probably will not
be called into u, ag,iu, very soon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-03

spurrel on by ,he item in recent issue on
ben. several Of our citizens are making
n,eo4rari.a. Tor trying their luck with the
bdlr.. Mr. Fred II Owen has commenced
sork on a model hennery. in the rear of his
hmm m S.WalI Street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
Dam 1T nod ni9t uisl sei9lasen uorben,
2anse wirb es freili3 ntdt bauer1.
Warum metnif bu baS?


2unse wtrb es freiIi@ nt9t bauern.
@arum meinit bu bas?
8, ss 1T nt6t i9wer gu utfen, Sim,
Der Stlausnaufieber, mill ie beiratben,
absr fe mag i'm ntdt unb iast, fe wule
Iieber in bic Subine iprinsen.
@irbe @ibion beins Sdwsfer Sittp
nidt pertaufen2
Rein, bas pirbe er ni1t tbun. SIS iinb
ibm pom anberen 9lantasebefbern i9on
bobe Summen auf ie seboten woroen,
aber er wia ie ni6t losi9Iasen.
0as 1T Sdabs, Sad Dam aber iase
mir, warum er fe 10 pertb balt.
Sie lit elm sslebrtes Wdb6en unb sibt
ben Rinbern BON mtifsr @,bion unterri6t
i'm 2eisn unb S6reiben.
3 bann muB mein gater ie erff rs6t
%faufen, bsnn i9 Mill aud leien unb i9reis
ben lernen.
Sie lief biipe9 un6 ersdblte ibrer Wuts
ter, mas iie NIT Sad Dam gereoet bate.
Batter muB &ittp faufen, ieste fte bin5u.
Wenn CT mad Sauie tomrlt, muBt bu es
ibm elei6 iagen. @s mirb tim iibrisens
AUDI re6t Iieb iein, benin er bat porgeltern
nod seiaSt, i'd mIiis II balo lernen.
@Duen iebsu, antuortete bic Wutter,
Ipriug eiuitmeiIen in ben @arten, Sad
tann Dir @eieui3aft Ieiiten.
gle elite nun gu Sad unb serrte IGN btns
aus. gr muBte nit an al ben Seeten
uorbei, unb iie seiste ibm bic Sslerie, BEN
9ortuIat, bic eBbaren 9tffeIn, bic wObls
i6mefenben Yumpttns, bic WaferneIos
neu, bic Sauti6en, ben S@otenpfefer,
bic 2iebssdpfeI, bic gropiitaSeen, bic glus
iterns unb @terpflansen, ben Rbabarber
unb bic Irtii9oten.
Sat Riffer @ibion aud 10 id6ns Sas
3en9 fraste iie.
gi6t 10 pisle, CAB Sad Dam CUR ants
mort, benin er balt am meiiten auf bic
Baumpoae unb fault lieber 9emiiie.
Gle untsrbieIteu ii9 cine game Stunbe
I'M @arten, bann aber wurbe &oia tn Der
briitsnben 9ise i6Idfris, unb ie elite ms
Saus, UNI ft3 aus3uruben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07

ii4 unterbefeu in 9ibions glantass bsse:
ben. absnbS NOT &tttp peinenO in tbr
&dmmsr6en sesanssn, iie m6se ii9 itrdus
ben, wie ite MOLE, fie miife bod in brei
Eagen iein Weib werben, beuu Mtiiter
9ibion babe ss 10 bei9loIen.
Wtr wiIeu baB bieie leste Orobuns iie
aus benz Sauie trieb. @litli9erpeile
mar fe auf ibrer 6ludt BON Niemanb be-
merit poroeu, unb bic Seuobner batten
teine Ibnuns bauun, baB fie ibre 9erion in
Si9erbeit sebra3t.
9lm foIseubsu Worsen fsblte iie bsim
Sriibftide, aber 0iemanb tiimmerte fi9
barum, beuu es fam oft Dor, baB tie bis
Mittas ni9ts senoB. Sbre S9iIerinnen,
wsl9s ert spei Stunben ipdter am Sriib:
ititsttIde gu eri9einen pflssteu, waren
iebr aufsebra4t, oaB Rittp nidt ba mar,
UNI fe Su beoteneu.
Sie ioa ibrsr Citrate nidt entseben,
iastsn bic ~tleinen, bOsbaften Wdb9eu unb
fiiesen su ibrsm Sdmmerden sutpor. Die
fauIe perion i9ldft nod, idrissn ie unb
bdmmerteu nit Sduiteu unb SiBen gesen
Die Sbir. Oa weber seOffuet nod ssant:
portet wurbe, 10 eilten fe binub unb iasten
benz Sater, baB Sittp fir ibre SauIbeit
bur9aus bic Yeiti9e baben mife.
Wiifer @ibiou bate feline @riinbe, iie
NIT b6ieu Iusen ansuieben unb germ iebe
@slesenbeit w%abr3unebmen, mo er ibr ets
mas anbaben tonnte. &ai6 nabm er bic
Yeiti6e Dol Der Wmb unb elite bic Sreppe
binauf. Die beiben tleinen @ifttr6ten
liefsn binter ibm Der, benu lie molten ben
@euuB, ME &ittp sepriseIt pirbe, ni3t
perlierer.
Oils aud ibm feline Intwort wurSe, trat
er nit ieineu i9peren StiefeIn Die Sbire
elm, ieste nit einem 6lu6e in bic Sammer
uno I6lus nit Der Peiti9e auf bas 8ett.
Sofort aber mu9te er bic 8emsrtuug, baB
6ittp nidt bariu mar uno es iberbaupt
nt9t beriibrt bate.
Wo itedt bic itolSe Seifts? i5rie er, ROTH
por Corn, uno bur6iu9ts nit Rufen un6
S9impfen ale 9tdume bes Sauies. Nirs
gsnbs fanb ie fi9, aber Der Yerba9t elmer
Sludt itieg fir iett nod ni6t in inn auf.
sd wsrbe ibr ben 0inteI pertreiben, lagte
er Sdbnetniri9enb. Wetl iie pon benz alien
Yaitor 9eien unb S9reibsn geIernt bat,
barum meint iie 0unbsr mas gu iein. Sine
Stlauin 1T cine uerlu3te Ntsserbeitte.
Sd uerbe ibr ben Stanbpuntt FLAIR MAIDEN.
Die beibeu Wdb9en silteu In ben @ars
ten uno idauten binter ieben Stroud, fans
ben iie aber ni9t.
Ruu wurSs Riitsr @ibion bod elm pes
mig bebentlid er lisB bas san,e Sauspers
ional 5uiammentommsu unb fragile, Oh fe
iemanb seiebsn babe. @ae i5ittelten bic
86pfe une iasten .einitimmis aus, baB fie
seitern Ibenb UNI bic sepSbnli9e j3eit in
ibre &ammer sesansen, absr mad bieier
Stunbs ni4t mebr seieben worben iei.
Sielei3t 1T iie nit auf bic Selber aes
sanssn, meinte Elm alter Bigger. SOfort
i9idte Wiiter G'ibion benieIbsn binaus,
UNI na63uiebsn. Der aIte Wann ibersilte
ii4 ni9t, ionbern i9ritt gang ssma5Ii6
baber, unb ais er aus Der @ebSrpsite ieis
nes tespotii4en 9errn mar, murmsIte er:
&tttp wirb fid aus benz Staube gemadt
babsn. 8sr taHn's ibr ibsl usbmsn2
U0rtissaaS iOiat)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-06-07
seaeuse pou ben liebeu Seiliaeu guttes. mad

2e8ettSe BON ben liebeu Seiligeu Gottes mad
ben B 4 E n 2lteuen bearbeitet pom q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. gtebit Sitelitablitt6, groBem
Sablealt pom Serulalem rno iiber 500 Bill
bern in Sol;i6nitt. Otit mebreren bil6otlts
den Qpprobationeu. %. Qlflage in a..
@ebunben in 9ans 2eberbanb $500. 8ros
i9irt in IA Seften q 80 Gents.
MARIANUM. 9egtube BON ben liebeu beilts
gen unS gottfeligen Sienern unierer lte6eH
5rai utS ben %beributeiteH guaSeHOrtcH Der
toben SimmelstOnigtn. Bon 9. OFT. gts
f60fi6 approbirt unS bur6 ben 81. 8ater
Gils TX. aeiegnet. 3ebnte Iufla9e in 40.
@eb. in qanS Qe6erban6 $500. groi9trt in
10 9eften q 30 @erts.
Die beiltse sGrift beg aIte n nuS neueH
Tetaments. Wttt ausfibrltden anmertans
Mit Appreciation beS 81 .Stublss. 6ei6
iQufrirt. Sn4o. @eb. II 2eoerbailb $500.
8sIere GinbGnoe pon $11 bis $500.
groI6irt in "a Seften q 80 @ents.
85mii6sfatbpliiGer SauspreStser.
unter,peiIunsen iiber lie wi6tisien @la,ls
. bens= uu0 Stttenle6len. auf aae CONT II.
SeIttase oes Sabres. gSsll beraIs9e9eben pou
p. U. SauSberr. Yr. b. y. s. Dit BIZ
i9Ohi9er approbation. $50 9. III or. 80.
Sn ! @ar. 9ebnnbm $500. Sn 10 5etten
a 25 Gents.
r. P. @offine, briittatbuliiGes tlntsrrittss
nnS G%rbannHgsbud, ober turSe ausle9uuS
auer ionns unb fsittdSli9en @piiteln unb
@pan9elieu, ianmt baraIs 9e;o9eueu gldli=
bensz llnb Sittenlebren &C. Bon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Wttt bid. approb. 70S Seis
ten IN CT. So. Sn ! War. 9e6. $3.50.